Рифмовки на английском языке для младших школьников

1. A black cat sat on a mat

    аnd rapidly ate a fat rat.

2. Bad lads are smacked by dad

    Sam packed the hand bag

    and run to catch the train.

3. The wise old owl sat in an oak

    the more he heard the less he spoke.

4. Fat, Pat had a fat cat

    Pat s fat cat sat at Pat s hat.

5. That s the man

    Who sat on my hat in the tram.

6. Where are you going, my little cat?

    I’ m going to town to buy a hat.

    What? A hat for a cat?

    A cat in a hat?

   Who ever saw a cat in a hat?

7. A sailor went to sea

   To see what he could see

   Was sea, sea, sea.

8. As I was going to St. Ives,

   I met a man with seven wives.

   Every wive had seven sacks.

   Every sack had seven kittens

   Kittens, cats, sacks and wives.

   How many were there going to St. Ives.

8. Monday for health,

   Tuesday for wealth,

   Wednesday is the best day for all,

   Thursday for losses,

   Friday for crosses,

   Saturday no luck at all.

9. If many men knew

   What many men went

   If many men went

   Where many men go,

   If many men did

   What many men do,

   The world would be better

   I think so, don’t you?

10. “Tick,” the clock says.

    “Tick, tick, tick

    What you have to do, do quick!

11. Rain on the grass

    And rain on the tree

    Rain on the house-top

    But not on me.

12. Rain, rain, go away,

    Come again another day.

    Little Mary wants to play.

13. Rain, rain, go to Spain,

     Never show your face again.

14. Good morning, good morning,

     Good morning to you.

     Good morning, good morning,

     I’m glad to see you.

15. She sells sea-shells on the sea- shore.

     The shells that she sells are sea-shells.

16. Once there lived a lad,

     Who was always very sad

     For he hadn’t any mother

    And he hadn’t any dad.

17. One, two, three, four

     Mary at the cottage door.

     Five, six, seven, eight

     Eating cherries off the plate.

18. Swim, son, swim!

     Show me you’re a swimmer.

     Swim just how the swans swim,

    You know how the swans swim

19. Wealth is nothing without health

     Health is above wealth.

20. How much wood would a wood-chuck

     If a wood-chuck could chuck wood?

21. Six sharp sharks have come to swipe your limb.

22. So swim as swiftly as you can, swim, son, swim.

23. This fish has a thin fin.

     That fish has a thick fin.

     This fish is the fish.

     That fish has a thinner fin than that fish.

24. Hello, hello, hello to you!

     Hello, hello.

     How are you?

25. The teacher thought and thought

     And thought and no one knew the

     Thought he thought.

26. Hickory, dickory, dock

     The mouse ran up the clock.

     The clock struck one,

     The mouse ran down.

     Hickory, dickory, dock.

27. Early to bed,

     Early to rise

     Makes a man

     Healthy, wealthy and wise.

28. If you, Sandy, have two candies,

     Give one candy to Andy, Sandy.

     If you, Andy, have two candies,

     Give one candy to Sandy, Andy.

29. Half heart is no heart.

30. He laughs best who laughs last.

31. Who’ll run fastest, you or I?

      Who’ll laugh loudest? Let us try.

32. Polly put the kettle on,

     Polly, put the kettle on,

     Polly, put the kettle on,

     We’ll all have tea.

33. Mother, father, sister, brother

     Hand in hand with one another.

34. Good night, good night,

      My little child!

     Get up gay and bright

     In the morning light!

35. Little cat, little cat

     Where is your flat?

     I’m a little cat,

     I have no flat.

36. At night this side of the house

     Seems quite light.

37. How do you do, Hatty?

     How do you do?

     I hope you are well, Hatty.

     I hope you are too.

38. Swan swam over the sea.

     Swim, swam, swim!

     Swan swam back again.

     Well swum, swan

39. This is my father,

     This is my mother,

     This is my brother Paul,

     This is my sister,

     This is my uncle,

     How I love them all.

40. Good night, mother,

     Good night, father.

     Kiss your little son.

    Good night, sister.

    Good night, brother.

    Good night, everyone.

41. These are three brothers,

      These are their father and mother.

     This is their other brother.

42. This is used for one thing here.

     That means something over there.

     Those and those mean two or more.

     Those are far and these are near.

43. The third Thursday of

     This month is the 16^th.

44. Healthful habits make healthy bodies.

45. This is a mouse.

     She lives in  the house.

     This is a cat.

     He is very fat

    Because he lives in the house

    And he likes to eat a mouse

46. When the weather is wet

      WE mustn’t fret.

     When the weather is cold

     We mustn’t scold.

47. When the weather is warm

     WE mustn’t storm.

    But be thankful together

    Whatever the weather.

48. Where’s the round roll

     Robert Rowley rolled round.

49. Twinkle, twinkle, little star

     How I wonder what you are.

     Up above the world so high,

     Like a diamond in the sky.

50. I have two legs

     With which I walk

     I have a tongue

    With which I talk

   And with it too

   I eat my food

       and tell

   If it is bad or good.

51. William always wears a very warm

     Woolen vest in winter, Victor however

     Will never wear woolen underwear

     Even in the wild west.

52. She sells sea she shells

     On the sea shore. The shells

     That she sells are sea shells,

     I am sure.

53. Flowers here,

      Flowers there,

     Flowers growing

     Everywhere.

54. I love learning English

     I can read

     I can write

     I can speak English too.

     I love learning English,

    And what about you.

55. There was a little girl

    And she had a little curl

    Right in the middle of her forehead.

    When she was good

    She was very, very good,

   But when she was bad,

   She was horrid.

56. Diddle, diddle, dumpling, my son John,

     Went to bed with his trousers on,

     One shoe off, and one shoe on,

    Diddle, diddle, dumpling, my son John.